Enrollment high as Eudora High readies 1963 64 year
Enrollment for the 1963 64 year at Eudora High School reaches 171 with classes starting Friday August 30. Labor Day holiday observed September 2 with classes resuming September 3. Principal D E Kerr enters his 22nd year noting 48 freshmen 31 sophomores 52 juniors and 40 seniors.
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Eudora High School
D. E. Kerr
Eudora High
EHS
Naomi Cundy
Pittsburg State College
Altoona
Kincaid, DeSoto
Overland Park
Diana Timmons
Kansas City Univerversity
Kansas University
Harold R. Basham
Central State College
Edmond
Ohlo
Kerr
Kansas Education Department
Eudora
Evelyn G. Wilson
Darlene Slapar
C. J. Williams
James A. Ethington
Faye Hairston
George D. Mthey
Robert Karr
Ya Carmean
Donald E. Nease
Troopers Quell Louisiana March With Tear Gas
State troopers armed with tear gas stood watch as about 400 demonstrators marched to Plaquemine City Hall. Police arrested 170, jailed all but one in Donaldsonville, while Gordon Carey of CORE demanded their release. James Farmer led CORE involvement and a voter registration push faced crowding concerns.
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Plaquemine
Louisiana
Donaldsonville
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Dennis Longy
Gordon Carey
CORE
Plymouth Rock Baptist Church
Farmer
Parker Sr. recovering after emergency appendectomy
Thomas B. Parker Sr. of 2237 Mass Street is recovering from an emergency appendectomy at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Doctors report satisfactory progress and anticipate his release by the end of the week.
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Thomas B. Parker Sr
Mass. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Vandals Strike Trucks at Strikebound Battery Plant
In Leavenworth Kansas unknown persons sprayed paint on trucks hauling batteries from the Gould National Battery factory. The word scab appeared on five Topeka Motor Freight vehicles and a truck at Capitol Truck Lines Inc. The paint was fresh on some and dry on others.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Gould National Battery Factory
Topeka
Nuclear treaty debated by top military leaders and McNamara
Secretary McNamara and other witnesses testified that nuclear warheads could be used in an antiballistic system, with radar and launch vehicle issues needing no atmospheric testing. Four service chiefs supported the treaty with safeguards, while LeMay voiced reservations and later clarification.
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Robert S. McNamara
United States
Teller
Air Force
Free World
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Curtis E. LeMay
Thurmond
LeMay
Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Stennis
Power
Earle G. Wheeler
Army
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Pentagon
Penny Finishes Paving Pioneer Ridge Addition
Penny Construction Company completed paving in the Pioneer Ridge Addition a week after the contract deadline of August 10. City Engineer George Williams notes penalties could apply for up to five days of delay, but rock and tree removal outside the contract may exempt Penny from fines and the final city bill remains undetermined.
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Penny Construction Company
Pioneer Ridge
Penny
George Williams
Williams
Avery State Defense Shares For KU and Two Other State Schools
Rep. William H. Avery says Kansas University Kansas State University and Wichita University got a combined 233196 in Defense Department research funds for the year ended June 30 1962. He notes this was under half a percent of the department total of over 481 million with breakdown not available.
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Kansas University
Defense Department
William H. Avery
Rkon
Kansas State University
Wichita University
House Armed Services Committee
Avery
William J. Argersinger
Rep
Argersinger
KU Medical Center
Kennedy
Massa‘chusetts
New England
Massachusetts
California
New Director Appointed at First Christian Church Lawrence
Miss Jean Davis becomes the new director of Christian Education at the First Christian Church of Lawrence. She brings prior leadership from the Kansas City Council of Churches and national education roles, works with all age groups, and will partner with campus minister J Robert Balch and Rev Benton Roy Hanan.
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Jean Davis
First Christian Church of
Lawrence
Miss Davis
Kansas City, Map
Council of Churches
Kansas City Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
J. Robert Balch
Benton Roy Hanan
Glen Johnsson
Christian Education
The
Kansas Christian Missionary Society
British Train Robbery Suspects Sought
London detectives publish 19 wanted names in Britain's great train robbery case. Inside information aided the Glasgow to London mail train heist 12 days ago, yielding 7.2 million in currency. Over 100 search warrants issued, arrests made, and a portion of the loot recovered as the manhunt continues.
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London
Scotland Yard
Britain
Yard
Kaw Valley School Sets Pre Enrollment Day and Fall Start
Kaw Valley School three miles east of Lawrence hosts pre enrollment Friday from 9 30 to 11 30. First regular day is Friday Aug 30 with a half day, classes resume Sept 3 after Labor Day. Faculty includes Mary McElroy Rosayn Curry Betty Booth Jeanne Hargrave Joe Hargrave Eva Bell Gerstenberger Carl Rochester Allen Harvey.
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Kaw Valley School
Lawrence
Kaw Valley
Mary McElroy
Rosayn Curry
Betty Booth
Jeanne Hargrave
Joe Hargrave
Eva Bell Gerstenberger
Carl Rochester
Allen Harvey
Southern Governors Block Possibility of Rights Fight
Southern governors at White Sulphur Springs adopted a unanimous vote rule to bar anti civil rights resolutions. Governor Wallace joined in the rule change aiding unity, while other leaders and a marching demonstrators shown as tensions rise over civil rights. Barnett urged debate over the issues and proposed a state based redistribution of the Black population with labor department relocation.
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White Sulphur Springs
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Carl Sanders
Georgia
John B. Connally
Texas
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Greenbrier
Barnett
Washington
W .W. Barron
West Virginia
Barron
Kennedy
Orval Faubua
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Faubus
Resolutions Committee
Department of Labor
Lawrence educators prepare for new teacher orientation in August
Lawrence Education Association hosts hospitality hour at Lawrence High School for new teachers. Superintendent Carl S Knox opens with brief staff introductions and central office services. New teachers tour rooms check schedules and review supplies at city schools during orientation from Aug 26 to Aug 30 with various departmental meetings and central office discussions.
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Lawrence Education Association
Carl S. Knox
Lawrence High School
Max Fuller
LHS
Harold E. Sponberg
Washburn University
Topeka
Sponberg
Lawrence Rotary Club
Two Lawrence Men Injured In Evening Crash
Two Lawrence men suffered injuries in a two car collision near the 15th and Iowa Street intersection about 10 30 pm Monday. Treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for cuts and possible neck injury was Her shell F Murray 25 Stouffer Place. Robert M Wood 19 1309 kg was treated for cuts and bruises. Wood was charged with expired license open bottle driving too closely and defective brakes. Murray was turning north onto Iowa toward the KU engineering research center when struck from behind by Woods car.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hershell F. Murry
Stouffer Place
Robert M. Wood
Murry
Wood
Lawrence
Iowa
Kansas University Engineering Research Center
15Th and
Iowa Sts
Miner Trapping Chronicle: Rescue Efforts Continue At Mine
Rescue teams fought to reach Bova and Throne after collapse as 40 ton drill opened a 24 inch shaft. Fellin reported Bova 25 feet away with a possible hip injury while Throne and Fellin faced debris in the shaft. Bova’s wife Eva kept faith amid the crisis.
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Bova
H.B. Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Harmbury
Fellin
Throne
Lou
Eva
Pop Machine Robbed At Holiday Inn
A Holiday Inn spokesman said about $15 was taken from a pop machine at the motor hotel sometime Monday.
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The
Holiday Inn
Motor Hotel
Lawrence bank debits rise 8 percent in first seven months of 1963
In Lawrence total bank debits hit 192.41 million dollars for January–July 1963, up 8 percent from 1962. The rise matches an 8 percent national benchmark from a Federal Reserve study covering 15 Kansas cities. July debits rose 13 percent year over year. Spiders and crickets invade homes as autumn cools. KU guard Ron Marsh is in hospital after appendectomy and will miss early practices and at least two games.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
Ron Marsh
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jack Mitchel
Marsh
TCU
Syracuse
Kansas City
Harley Catlin
John Garber
Israel says its plane shoots down Syria jet
Israel asserted its Mirage jet shot down a Soviet built Syria MIG 17 in a Sea of Galilee dog fight. An Israeli spokesman said Syrian aircraft tried to penetrate Israeli airspace and were intercepted by Mirages. One plane reportedly broke up while others were driven off and Israeli jets returned safely.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Card of Thanks for Dr Jones and Hospital Staff
Bob Musick expresses gratitude to Dr Jones Manahan nurses and aides on 3rd floor north for aiding his speedy recovery and for the cards flowers and calls received during his hospital stay.
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Gene Durham
Harry Compton
Bob Guenter
Avery State
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Kon Pult
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Plateau
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Christian Church
Kansas City United Christian Youth Movement
Interdenominational Directors Fellowship
Association of Council Secretaries
Eudora, Kansas
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Gudere
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Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman
East 13Th Vi
Syria
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Calvin Insurance
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